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The 550 Year Old Chimú Site in Las Llamas, Peru Is World’s Largest Child Sacrifice Site

April 28, 2018

The pre-Columbian burial site of the Chimú civilization known as Las Llamas, in northern Peru contains the skeletons of 140 …

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Earliest Evidence of Warfare

January 23, 2016

Researchers from the University of Cambridge Leverhulme Center for Human Evolutionary Studies have published the findings of the remains of …

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HSV-1 Phylogenetics As A Model for Human Migrations

October 22, 2013

This has been done before using H. pylori as a model, but it is remarkable nonetheless to see how innovative …

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D4500 & D2600, A Complete Skull from Dmanisi, Georgia

October 17, 2013

A complete 1.8 million year old skull found from Dmanisi, Georgia could be evidence that early hominids are actually all …

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56 Family Portraits From East Asia

April 30, 2010

I haven’t bothered to translate this page, but I’ve stumbled across a collection of 56 family portraits from East Asia …

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Aerial Photos of Uncontacted People at the Brazilian-Peruvian Border

May 30, 2008

Survival International, the non-profit organization that helps tribal peoples defend their lives, protect their lands and determine their own futures …

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Watch Out! The Anthropologists are Coming!

September 14, 2007

There’s some bloggable news about how Neandertals didn’t die off due to climate change, which challenges a study from last …

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Better Photo of the 3,000 year old Israeli Beehives

September 8, 2007

By way of Neatorama, comes this much better photograph of the 3,000 year old beehives I posted about earlier this …

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TIME’s Collection of ‘Mummies From Around the World’

August 28, 2007

The first two ‘mummies’ that made TIME magazine’s collection photos of 15 ‘Mummies From Around the World‘ make me raise …

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C. abyssinicus Teeth Compared to Modern Female Gorilla Jaw

August 24, 2007

Following yesterday’s introduction to Suwa et al.‘s new Miocene ape, here is a high(er) resolution photo of three of the …

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